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CITY ITEMS.


The Star Shoe House, 726 9TH Street.
Places on sale to-day several Important lots of
shoes at very attractive prices Ladies' fine Don
COLA Kid button, opera toe and high heel at $3.50
Ladies French lid, common sense, button, every
pair guaranteed, at sass, worth 81
Ladies fine I'd opera or common sense button.
Misses kid or pebble shoes heel or spring heels,
all worked button-hole. at &C, worth $l25
Childrens solar tip shoes. sizes to l., at 75c.,
worth 81
Childrens kid spring heels. at Soc, worth CSC.
81, worth Sl.5O.
Mems flne calf shoes button, lace or eongress. at
Mems ali solid lace or congress, at sl.a5, worth
Ladies' opera toe slippers, Soc, worth 75c.
1 Mems cloth or leather slippers CSC, worth 81.
HOusekeepers, Attention!
SPECIAL TIN SALE FOR SATURDAY ONLY,
March 26, 1887,
At The Fair, S12 9TH ST. NV,
Goldschmid's Old Stand
2-qt. pudding-pans for &c.; got. for 4e; 4-qt foi
&C.; 5-Qt dairy for &C.,. 6qt. for &C.; sgt for
&c.; tea-strainers for &c.: four-dredges for Sc.
pint conee-pOts for &c; Lot coffee boilers for &c.
&c.; large block-ttn dish-pan for pc pot covered
buckets for &c.; got. saucepans for &c; 3-Qt. for
&c., and numerous other articles In the tinware
line; "a sheets OF colored white shelf paper for
&c.; potato-slcer for &C.: Rising sun stove polish,
pieces for 25c.; large Scrubbing brushes for 4c
dOuble-S1de waShbOardS for l4c.; Acme polish FOR
&c.: curtain poles, with brass trimmings, for 25c
dlsh-StratnerS Tor 10c.
The FAIR THE FAIR, THE FAIR,
812 9TH ST. NV. and 81 and Sl3 Sth st. NV.
FRANKIE Co., Proprietors. L
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How TO DINE IN NEW YOEK.-There are resfau
rants In New York where a fair meal Is furnished
for fifty cents: and there are more prp,entior,s
restaurants which supply dinner for dollar and
which are not so fair Tor the price The writer hos
eaten dinner at the Beau Rivage, Lausanne. at the
Hotel Splendide Paris, price seven francs. ar the
Hotel Royal, London, price five shiiings with an
extra sxpence Tor cup OF eofe lior>, and at many
other leading hotels and restaurants in E,Irone
and America. but nowhere, as he believes ts 20
good dinner furnished for the money as ar tho
table dhote OF the Hotel Brunswick, New York
served daily between six and eight at dollar and
a half a head The menu, last FRIDAY for cyan
pie, included Blue Point oysters on the half shell
two kinds OF soup. boiled Goldfish deviIed crabs
roast ptarmlgan and delicious salad with water
Ice fancy cakes and fruit for dessert and
de Bre, crackers and coffee to aid DIGESTION TheSa
are the courses that the writer remembers hut
mr. , Mere oIher dishes, enough 10 choose from,
anu IIoLh "Llcn any gourmet could select hearty
ana cnOlce meal Such a dinner prepared by a
skiIIeu cheI and washed down with bottle OF
wine rom the celebrated Brunswick cellars and
seseo IN appetZtng STYLE is all that the most ex-
acunS Don V1Vant could demand. The walters at
LAe BRUNSWICK seem To have been carefully Sc
Iecleu: ihey are attentive but yet never pressing
nof offensive III their attentions; they are quick
Out never seem hurried. performing their duties in
an easy way that makes dining pleasure
strangers should by all means partake OF a Bruins
WICK ulnner IL Is one OF the things TO do In New
York, and New Workers would do well TO give ft a
TEST The regular diling-roOm OF the Brunswick,
Where these table d'hOte dinners are served is
zones, and the outlook on Madison Park Is a pic
ture worth seeing from its windowS-llforris phi.
1,Ps, fn SsU York Home Journal, March 10, 1887.
We SHALL OPEN TO-DAY,
1000 dozen Ladies' Linen Collars.
usually soid at 10 and 12IE cents, for cents.
Also 900 dozen ladies' new style Chemisettes, at
12L cents. choice
Call at once to secure these bargains
LANSBTRGH & Bro.
420, A., 424, 426 9TH st.
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The Grand Army of the Republic.

The Grand Army of the Republic.
THE NEW HALL SOON TO BE OCCUPIED-THE DECO
RATION DAY EXERCISES.
The members of the Department of the Potomac
G. A. r., expect to occupy their new hall, in the
CornweI building, In May. This department will
then have finer quarters than any In the country
movement is on foot TO have the national head.
quarters established here permanently. Now the
headquarters are located wherever the residence
OF the cOmmander-in-chtef happens to be. De
partment Commander Burke has as stated in THE
STAR, issued general order to the Department OF
the Potomac in reference to the Memorial Day
parade. He states that 'in view OF the approach
Ing national military drill, which is TO take place
in this city in May next, and the possibility that
the visiting military bodies may act escort to
the Grand Army of the Republic ON Memorial Day,
ii Is recommended that post commanders urge
upon the comrades OF their respective posts the
propriety OF unifOrm1ng themselves. This can be
done at a tr1f1ing expense"
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The celebrated 'saboroso" and s'Opera Boquet"
brands OF cigars. These cigars are marvefs Of
straight but on tomorrow we win make the
special price OF 81 per box on either OF those
these brands,l is trial. We also have delightful
all Havana tobacco cigars (made by Cuban work.
men), and fresh imported Havana cigars at most
splendid 3-ply twist tobacco, Qarge bar, for 1Oc
Step in and see our stock. See advt Critic in city
special column. n. L. METzGRR & Bro,
AT 9TH st. northwest.
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We are offering straw mattings from &C. a yard
up: baby carriages. covered in plush, from st2 up
3oe. up. Furniture Drapery and Carpet Estab-
hShment, W. b. Moses d Son, corner 18th and
streets northwest
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Wheat is not looking as well In the Valley ofvtr.
gtnia, the severe weather for the last two weeks
having damaged it. >'
Frank Guver, painter, OF Chambersburr. pa
who left his Wife, and, 1t is charged is Twins viii
another woman, was seized by = mob OF nasEed
men and badly beaten. 'S-1 y
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THE B. so. DEAL See city Items.

NEW NATIONAL NEXT WEEK. Lillian OICoTr-In
SardOu's Theodore Seats now on sale
EASTER CARDS AND EASTER NOVELTIES, at Book
and Stationery Department OF ChaS. Baum.
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WE SHALL OPEN TODAY.
Lillian OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES National

FINE Lon OF CANTON MATTINGs, all grades, can be
found at prices TO suit any customer from so cts.
yd. down TO bottom prices
WASH b. WILLIAMS,
81 7tn ST. NV.
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HOW MY SIDE ACHES.

From the bench and the counter, from the loom and
sewing machine up the cry of pain and weakness
Aching Sides and Back, Kidney and Uterine Pains
trains and Weakness, Coughs Colds and Chest Pains
and every Pain and Ache of daily toll relieved in One
Minute by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER
New elegant and infallible At druggists 25c.: five
for 81, or of
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BEAUTIFUL Costumes AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
used In the production OF Theodore" NeWNational
Theater.
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Amusements Tonight.

AmuSemenfs Tonight.
CoNGREG ATI0NAL CHURCH.-Wagner concert.
NATIoNAL--Sol Smith Russell In Spa
AIBAU6HS.-"The Little Tycoon"
E STREET RINK.-Prof GleasOn'S Horse Tanning
HARRIs.-"Lost in London
kERSANS.-Shehan and COyne
DIME MUsRUh.-"Uncle Toms Cabin.
MANASSAS PANoRAAA.-Day and evening.
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PuRE LINEN. FINE QuA11rY.
YARD WIDE, 80 CENTS.

..
We have placed sale alot Of very fine printed Shirt
ing Linens in neat styles at 3Oc per yard the actual
value being 75c.
Barnesley Blesched Table Damasks at 81 SO per yard
Cheapest and best goods ever offered at the price
Superior Linen Sheetings at 81, $1.25 and so.
Crash and Towels at lowest prices
New Gnghams and Satines in the very latest styles
6ros Roman Satines Of the finest quality in exclusive
Styles finished like silk, and possessing wearressting
qualities Secure your dresses early from these fast
selling goods.
New Toil1e de Nord Ginghams Ut l2kc
Great bargains on our Remnant Counters in Silks,
Dress Goods and Satines
ONE PRICE,
~ ". NJ. SHUSTER SONS,
milo 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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The Following Extraordinary Bargains
are offered for tomorrow only at S. W. Augen-
STEMS, S1T-S19 and S21 9TH ST. u. W.: Garden tools
with long handles, 19c sett; 3-pOund tea or sugar
canisters 12c.; curtain poles, with brass fixtures
32c. decorated tea sets, So pieces S3.48 worth
50; dox silver plated table knives 1Sc. 4S sheets
shelf paper &C.. decorated chamber sets 10 pieces
$2.39; block-tin sauce-pans, 8, IL, I6 and zoe; u
dozen colored gOblets, 2Sc.; cherry towel racks,
&c.; double side zinc wash board &c.; 4-String
brOOms, 2c. new shapes and styles decorated din
ner setts, $12.9S, sold elsewhere at $40; papers
tacks, &c; 4 dozen stone china cups and saucerS
39c.; graduated family measuring cups &C.; large
size covered flour pals, 34c.; IL Qt block tin dish
pans, 21c.; II ct. 33c.; round wash boilers ACC,
worth 75c,
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Just RECEIVED car load OF Grand Rapids An
tique Oak Chamber Suits, all new styles. Call
and see them before you buy.
WASH b. WILLIAMS
81, 9TH and ID SITS. NV.
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The Rhode Island house has passed the propoeed
amendment TO the constitution, abols6inr tbs
registry tar and property Qualifications
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N1AKLY THRE1 HuNDRxD TRAMPs CRxxsrxp.
Inc steamer Belg1c, which arrived In San Fran:
cisco yesterday from China and japan. hrouoht
news OF dreadful tragedy at Hiaa Shibcheu
emma. twenty miles northeast OF HOMEGROWN over
ttants greatly irrttated by their presence. ia.
velgied tne whole body q tramps into the TEN.
only forty OF the tramps escaped nom the biazino
building. the remainder being burned 70 death
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For Washington dressed beef 90 TO John r.
Kelly, stall 6s2S. go and 6:}O Center market.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for The "a hOurs commencing of 3 10 m
For District OF Columbia, Maryland Dela-
ware and Virginia, fair weather, COLDER westerly
winds.
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REFRTGERAToRs AND Ice CHESTS range in prices
from $45 down 10 the lowest price.
WASH b. WILLIAMS,
81 "
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BABY CARRIAGES from 800 down to prices to suit
customers WASH B. WILLIAMS,
AT 9TH nv
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MAURICE GRAU IN CANADIAN JAII.-Maurice
Grau, the opera company manager, has been in
Jail for debt in Quebec for some time and has is
sued q proclamation OF his woes. he complains
jail for debts Of the Ma1d Of Belleville" Company.
contracted by his partner, George Loderer, who
knew enough to get out before the constables
caught him. Grau plaintively complains that he
has been informed that his cases viii never be
tried, but he must remain In jail until his debts
are paid.
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The b. & O. Deal
seems to disturb the Baltimoreans, but the large
number Of happy faces issuing this week from
VIM. Hahn & Co. Reliable Shoe House. SIG 9TH ST.
and 1922 Pa ave-, plainly exhibit the satisfaction
experienced OF obtaining for 23 only shoes that
cannot be purchased elsewhere for less than 81 75
and $500. HahnS Great $1.23 Sale closes to-
morrow at IL pm.
Examine Augenstein's stock and prices before
purchasing.
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A Victim Of Eiensls.

FIVE R0UGHs BRUTALLY ASSAULT LITTLE GIRL ANp
CAUSE HER DEATH.
Five roughs waylatd and assaulted Louise Wrinkle,
twelve-year-old girl, last Tuesday night on the
outskirts OF Grafton, small village on the North.
ern Railroad, in the northern part OF Hudson
Co., N. ]. They dragged her into small grove OF
cedar woods in the rear of Steinbrennerss Park.
and there accomplished their purpose. The ap-
proach OF Miss Chasmer, young woman employed
as telegraph operator in the station, frightened
them away, but not before she had recognized four
of'the party. She says they were James NEGRO
New York, and Andrew Homer. The unfortunate
girl was LETT unconscious Miss Chasmer carried her
the father OF the girl, who Is machfnfst, en-
ployed in the railroad shops at New Durham.
spread the report, and Immediately searching par.
Ties were organized. They secured the woods, but
found no traces OF the culprts Threats are loudly
made OF 1ynching the desperadoes IL they are
caught. The girl died Wednesday night
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sPRINe ovERcoars. Geo. spransy. 500 7th st.

CLOSING SALE OF PAINTINGs.-MeSSrS. Walter b.
Williams Co., aUctOneerS. viii make closing sale
OF the Powell Collection OF Paintings this evening,
at O'Clock, at their SaleSrOOm corner 10th street
and Pennsylvania avenue. The Withdrawn paint
1ngs and those uncalled for, numbering In all
about twenty, viii be offered ana sold without
servatiOn. viii be added To The sale about forty
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Eliza WeasheFsby Dead.
TIE WIFE OF NAT @. GOODWIN EXPIRES AFTER
p

PAINFUL ILLNESS.
Eliza Weathersby (Ara Nat Goodwin) died in New
York last night, after long suffering, from tumor
In the womb. She was So years of age. There
was no performance last evening at the Bi1ou
Theater, where Nat Goodwin Is now engaged.
Miss Weathersby was born in London in 184o.
and she made her FIRST appearance in 1865, at the
but was made al the Chestnut Street Theater,
Phiiadeiphia, on April IL, 1869, in the buresque OF
"lucrez1a Bofg1a." She afterwards became the
original Gabriel in Edward T. Rice's "Evangeline.
buflesque which was successful all over the
country, ana thus Eliza Weathersby, Originally one
Of the "Englsh blondes brought over by Lydia
thompson, gained national popularity. When
she was singing the chief boys part stGabrei in
"Evangeline. che Boston school boy, destined TO
become t famous as Nat Goodwin, was playing
captain DIETRICH In the same CASTE and Henry
= Dtxey, the "Ad0nis" Of to-day, was ACTING as
tne nind legs Of the heifer, who executes solemn
9ance ~ one acc OF "Evangelne." On June "a.
1877, Miss Weathers0y was married TO Nat O.
Goodman, and she afterward shared ali his sue
cesses on the stage. Her last appearance was
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THE HEATING OF TRAINs.-The New York railroad
commissioners have presented to the assernhiv
railroad committee supplementary report on The
subject OF heating cars. The report saws that
facts now in possession OF the board demonstrate
that doubts as to the practicabiltty OF heating.
separate car,are fast being dissipated The danger
OF stoves in cars Is referred to- and the Opinions OF
number OF engineers are embodied in the report
In which they express the belief that train o1
twelve or fourteen cars could be heated from the
locomotive boilers without detr1ment to their an.
CINE or loss OF time. The engineers prefer now.
ever, that experiments should be condilctad hesre
they give positive opinion. - 80
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SPECTACLEs AND EYEGLASSES OF all sorts Wash.
Optical Co., 14th, next TO NV.
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Examine Augenstein's s7.4s Baby Carriage
worth S1l.
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FRIGHTENED WOMAN no DEATH.-WilIiap
Ada1r, Philadelphia Street-car conductor ma
been arrested there for causing the death OF Mrs
Theresa Weist. into whose room Adair forced al
entrance, causing Mrs. Weist to die in half an hou
OF fright.
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DON'T FORGET to have that Yale Latch with Co
rugated hey ordered to-day,
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Special Low Prices In Shoes.
Our 81 90 Ch1ld'S Solar Tip, only 75c.
Our 500 Ladies' Kid or Pebble, only $780,
Our $500 Ladies' Fine Kid, only s.. 90.
Our 500 Mems Shoes, Styles only $l5O.
Our $3.50 Mems Fine Calf Shoes, equal to any
$3.50 Shoe In the city.
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WV. HAM & Co.'S GREAr
2$slm aa sg ssss "A I z ZEE
.V / t.: "a s,sp 50 ~ FL ALL E ZEE
sle 9TH STREET AND 1922 PA AVE.

THE GOODS OFFERED FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
AT THE LOW-PRICE OF $l.23 PAIR ARE IN
THE MAIN LOT OF ABOUT 1000 PAIRS La
DIES AND MISSES BUTTON AND LOW SHOES
OF RELIABLE QUALITY, WARRANTED IN EVERY
RESPECT AND NOT A PAIR OF THEM WORTH
LESS THAN $I75. THEY WERE MADE FOR A
WHOLESALER, WHO FAILED JUST AS THE
GOODS WERE READY FOR SHIPMENT WE
CLOSED OUT THE ENTIRE LOT AT A BARGAIN.
AS THE MANUFACTURER NEEDED THE CASH,
AND. AS WE NEED ALL THE ROOM FOR OUR
ENORMOUS SPRING STOCK, WE HAVE DECIDED
TO CLOSE THEM OUT QUICKLY, BY GIVING OUR
PATRONS THE BENEFIT OF OUR BARGAIN
FOLLOWING Is A PARTIAL LIST OF GOODS
INCLUDED IN THIS SALE:
ladies' Genuine Kid Button.
Ladies' Kid Button, lasting top.
Ladies' Kid Button, glove top.
Ladies' Box or Plain Pebble Button
Ladies' Hand-sewed Glove and Serge Shoes
Ladies Fine Hand-mad Low Shoes.
Misses Fine Kid Heel and Spring Heels
Misses Fine Goat Heel and Spring Heels
: Misses Famous solar-tip Heel or Springs
= Mems and Boys Solid Button, Laced and Caters.
mh21
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A SIX YOUR RETAILER FOR THE
JAMES MEAxs So SHOE

CAuTIoN,-Sorne dealers recommend inferior gooda
in order 10 max larger profit This Ia the ORIGINAL
S3 SHOE Beware OF limitations which acknowledge
their superiority BY attempting 10 build upon the
N1SE GENu IN ~ uSLEss BEARING THIS STAMP.
JAMES MEANS 81
This Shoe for Gentlemen Is made In Button, Con.
eress and Lace. Best cay Stfn Cnexcelled 10 Dsud-
biisty CoByoyt and lDeardssc postal card sent -
us viii bring you information how ~ get this shoe N
any state or territory.
J. MEANS CO.
Il Lincoln Street, Boston, MAN.
Our celebrated factory produces larger quantity q
Shoes of this grade than other factory IN the world
Ihuusants who then will tell You the reason IL
Won AK them. JAMES MEANS ~ SHOE for Boys
u naptruuched in Durability.
Full fines Of above Shoes for nAle In Warrington
BIZ a. T. MORAN, 1o22 9TH ST. a. "; b RICH =
Sons. 1872 9TH ST. NV: u. SOLDsIElN, Slx Sth
81. NV: MRS GEORGE HOLMAN, 4sl Penn. ava
n " SHOE HOUSE 9TH aid sts. In Georgetown by
II SoNMtRS son. BOSS and 3O4o n st. NV
ja26-Sm
MI cABINETNAKER AND MANUFACTURER or
hank Once and store fixtnres, Mantels Department
asxs<r Wardrubex. Bookcsets Hardwood Doorn Side
bDsrlis File-hoiders. Counters peskn Tables and al
klp<r Of woodwork, from packing box % The 6nest
cabinet furniture Factory and once, ~ a. and Nd
ave Aw mh22lms
IT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FuRNITURE CAR
w peta, Stoves. Feather btaz end AL kinds OF House
hold Furniture sor Which che highe.t caAh price VIII
be pa Addzss L. BAUM. 2lS722l 7tn u Az. 10
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gro. KAINEs cigar act and Paddy Niles dancing
IT Kernan's are creating sensation.-.adUt
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In the Equity Court yesterday, In the case of the
United states against n. F. Morris and some fifty
Others under the act Of Congress "to establish
title to Potomac fats" the court ordered that all
the testimony TO be heard in the case shall be filed
within one hundred days and that then the case
shall be set down for hearing.
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BURGLAR SHoT-Burglars attempted to break
Into Fr1tch Bros store, at MertztOwn. pa
wednesday night Henry Zimmerman. who sIeni
IN the store, fred, and the thieves fed leaving he
hind wounded companion, who gave his name as
George Roth, OF Baltimore. A bail had entered his
groin, and he Is in critical condition
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Our 500 Mems Shoes, styles. only $50.
Our s. so Mems Fine Calf Shoes, equal TO any
$50 Shoe In the city. L
ssThe Queen Of Beers.,,-No family should
be without Moerlein's celebrated Beer. 75c. per
doz. F. II. FINLEY, Agt., 1905 st.
Johnson,s, 9Th and e.
Go there for the best Salt oysters in the city,
No doubt about 1t, he handles nothing but the
best, all selected, and served in every available
style. Select Steamed and Half-Shen Speciality.
Also, choice Fish, Game, Hot and Cold Lunches,
and all delicac1eS in season. Don't mistake the
place. Frank johnson. cor. 9th and E sts. NV.
Ladies Saloon on first floor. Polite attention.
II You Want a Good Cup of Coffee try
Coffee. - ' ''~' ~ '''''' ~''- 90 6
Raum's "Royal Glue'' repairs china, &C 6m
For % you can get Dress Trunk, containing
Two trays, lined throughout with muslin, revolving
rollers on bottom, and made strong throughout, at
Topham's, 1231 Pennsylvania ave. northwest. 4
<sMessrs. A. Heitmuller 4 Co., 1888 14th
street northwest. We are much pleased with your
Mocha and Java Coffee, and consider it superior to
all other In flavor and strength" g
's1Oc. Royal'' mends everytningl Lansburgh's
Ivory Starch.-No cooking, no sticking, beau
tiful finish, easy to USE Ask grocer. f-s
The SEQ Harness made by Topham, 1o31
Pennsylvania avenue, talks for ITSELF Call and be
convinced.
Banjos, violins, Guitars and Strings4s7 Pa.
ave- 23G25
ssMessrs. A. Heitmullcr &, Co., 1888 18th
street northwest. Your Mocha and Java Coffee
gives the best of satisfaction, and think it the
best ever used" q
Rest i'm the World. IndeStructible SO Trunk.
S Everlasting Bag. Becker's l345 Pa ave. go
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u 10. 'Ward" prints, 45c. per Id.
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet MILK
sc. per quart. Cream l5c.
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The LIGHT WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. Jimmy
Mitchell, OF Philadelphia, and Paddy Smith, OF
Brooklyn are to fight Tuesday within a hundred
miles OF Philadelphia for 5000, diamond belt
only fifteen men to De present on each side. and
Harry Gilmore, the Canadian light-weight cham
pion, has challenged the winner for 81 600 the belt
and the championship Wv Wv
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Examine Augenstein's $ll.9s Plush-lined Car
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s<The Queen Of BeerS.''-No family should
be without Moerlefn's celebrated Beer, 75c pei
doZ. f. II. FINLEY, Agt., 1905 ID st.
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Examine Augenstein's $1496 Carriages, eQua
to any SCI carriage in the city.
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HDUCAIIUN AND INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
On the educational question he declared that the
Republican party is In favor OF aiding the States
the education OF the illiterate children.
He spoke In favor Of liberal system Of internal
improvements BY the National Government and
said II President Cleveland had lived west OF the
Ohio he would never have pocket-vetoed the river
the Democratic party for not proving its Campaign
assertions that all the Republican on1cials were
dishonest.
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EL9stST AND FASHIONABLE FURNITURE At AUC-
T:si.-ur. bowling Will sell tomorrow, within his
- 40, t0otas, 18th and Pennsylvania avenue,
Sal r.sce household effects, In which Is Chick
'ssas piano. elegant bric-a-brac cabinet, ladies'
- ti3f-, once desks, parior and chamber furn1-
ta, - 10 which be invites the attention OF par
Ia iti' desire nrst-claSs goods For the comfort
a.. aFca.eDce OF ladies attending The sale the
h"c gods VIII be sold within the rooms.
.EpSE't y ASrEYPrEcE ssTUYonoRA - With Lillian